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The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-16
PERSONALS. 4

r. l.. Graves, OF Bannack, is in the city
Geo Tarbell was down from Lion Ci,,.
Phil Shenon was IN tho city for Il day or
two.
Dr. Leason has returned from vis. to
California.
John S.ollev, of Biacktaii has took the
,nunps in both feet.
w. s. Barbour and Mrs. Barbour spen,
a few days pleasantly at Batte.
II. W. kappes, manager Of the Hecla
Mercantile Co. at Glendale, paid Dillon a
call.
Rufe Ferster, for long time the we'll
known salesman ot Darts, departed for
Los Angeles, California, on Thursday. a
number OF his intimate friends gave him
farewell feed" at the Magnolia on the
day Of his departure which was genuine
Rocky Mountain "send.off."
w. A. Jones, the popular salesman at
Poindexter's, left on Sunday for visit to
to his old home in the Buckeye State. a
few friends and chums constituted a select
set who sat down to joyous "departing
dinner at the Magnolia the day he left,
which was hugely enjoyed.
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The second annual ball and banquet to be
given under the auspices Of the Masons Of
Dillon on the anniversary evening of St.
Johns day, the c7th inst, will be one Of
those social assemb!agcs in which the
brethren Of "mys::~ tie" take pride in ex-
ceiling all other orders and societies. The
festivities Of the evening will include a
grand ball at Arnory Hall, Opera House,
and splendid banquet spread. The ar
rangements, in charge OF appropriate com.
mittecs, viii be perfected in every respect,
and nothing will be left undone toward
promoting the pleasure and enjoyment of
those who will be cordially invited to par
ticipatc. With these assurances the comin,
Masonic anniversary event promises TO be
the best and largest attended that will take
p!ac. in Dillon this winter. Cards of in
vitation have been ISSUED to a large mum.
ber and one of best orchestra bands in
Montana will furnish t:,c music.
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Inspection of the Bca, erhca.l Guards

On last Friday evening an inspection
muster of Company +, Eeaverhead Guards,
House. Gen. Joe A. Browne, Of the Gov,
ernor's staff, inspected the company. There
was q good turnou, Of members, and :!.e
entire company drill showed con:,,cns!a.
bic proficiency, considering the un.avora-
Die conditions enjoyed heretofore for COM
panH drilling. Gen. Browne made very
favorao!e: report CT his inspection OF the
will show that Company f stands favora
bly, when compared with the other militia
companies of Montana
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Delayed Goods at Low Figures.

Ten days ago Kaufman received two
cases of ladies and misses wraps which
were shipped early in September and
shou!dhave arrived he,c or about
the first of October. BY mistake they
were delayed on the ro:.,!, Ii! oldev 20 sell
them this winter he ha. been comrt He'd %
s-ll them at very tow i''iv~>, and hv i
willing to take Eastern, cost tnr any gar
uluut OF this jut. Ladies' wishing to Sc
cure wraps should a.; md eNa'rinc Ibis
tilr assortment.
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Attractions ut the Jewelry Store.

To those in search ot nice, new, neat and
appropriate Christmas presents wish to
say that my line Of solid gold jewelry was
never as complete as it is this season, and
prices never as close. Call and see for
yourself
My line of silver plated hollow ware is
complete in every respect. Call and look
it over.
There is nothing that makes more ap.
rropriatc and useful Christmas present for
young lady, gentleman, school girl or
school boy than gold pen and holder
have them from 81 and upwards.
My stock Of clocks has never been as
large as at present. The line Of novelties
is the latest out. Prices way down.
have nice line OF carving sets, from
S, to $40 set. Nothing more useful in
the kitchen.
MY line OF California quartz jcwelry
have had made up expressly for my own
trade, hence can nguarantee it sold II carat
fine There is nothing yoa can send East
tor that would be AS much thought OF 4.
quartz jcw.lry. 1t is 4 curiosity East. Call
and examine the stock.
My line Of fancy plain, carved and Cri
entail pearl opera glass is as complete as
an, in the Territory, and prices guaranteed
to be lower.
have "A nca, little line Of ladies' fancy
plush and Russia leather scissor cases
are jus, suitct, for present for lady. Call
and see .hem
MH>,. l.. klpi1rR.
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Ital e1laGres.
NHiirs for Publication,

LAM; OFiiCr Al HELENA, Mont, De-. ), l>>-.
NOTICE +. hereby given thathc following u;i,n
~ e.. s2,t!, In: I'll. I notice of his nc.,it., IL
make final l'r"ntin support of his r,i,n and that
said pr,.ot Hi!l h: made before II. H. Mcl.on Pro
bate Judge Al Dillon. Mont, on
january ~, 1883, viz: Geo. NJ. Wilson,
who made prc.u,rtion dcclar.;orv statement, No. =
IS, for the 81 SWh ,.Ws-A SW,.i and SIVi..
Sci -; Sec. !, Tp TO- &R7 W.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and ,ultiy:.-
ton of said land, Viz: Edwin l.. Shaw, Ioh..
Dolnn. Era>,"s Is. Sprinkle and James f.. "a! ,wa>
ali Of Dillon NJ. Il.
std 5. W. IANGIloNNE, Register.
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CHURCH CHlMm.
EPISCOPAL.

Regular services in ST. James Church
Sunday, at II o'clock a. m. and at 7:3o p.
IN. Wednesday, at :3op. m. Holy Com.
munion is celebrated after morning service
on the first Sunday Of each month and on
other Sundays at 10 a. m. (before service)
Sunday School at 1c:1s p. m. Rev. S. D.
Hooker, Missionary in charge.
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BAPTIST.

Services at the First Baptist Church on
next Sunday, at II o'clock a. IN. and :
p. m. Preaching by Rev. +. f.. Bostwick.
Sunday School at /: o'clock. Sunday
evenings snbject-"The Powers Of Dark
ness" Player meeting on Thursday even.
ing at : O clock. All are invited.
The Baptist Sunday School has ayrang.
cd for Christmas concert, which will BE-
given on Christmas morning. There will
be no preaching on Christmas morning as
the concert will begin at go.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. NJ. r.. Dec. :, Is..
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following n:.,u
cd settler has filed notice of his intention to MAKE
final proof in support OF his claim, and that SAID
proof will ,. made before Henry H. Melton. Pre-
hate Judge, y, Dillon. Montana, on
January ~. 1888. viz: John Dol:.n.
who made lrecmp'on d. s. No. z,ss,i tor the r
Mex. srr. u. SWA NWI+ and WV SWl-.
ste. u, TIP. 10 Il W.
HE names tho following WITNESSES 10 prove hi.
continuous :. .>id.ncc upon and cultivation oi sal,
land, w: i.dw!n u. Shaw. George NJ. Wilsos
Era>t,s r. Sprinkle. and Jau:vs T.. Cai.A~a, all ~t
Dillon, NJ. |.
zl-,A >.W. IANGHORNE, Register.
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The Masonic ls.lll and banquet.

OH have l met your social band,
And spent Ike cheerful, festive night:
Oft, honour i with supreme command,
PRESIDED DER the sons OF light.
1; & T. +
Heaven bless your honour'd. noble name,
To Masonry and Scotia dear.
\ last request permit tnc here.
When yearly vc assemble a,
One round II ask it with 4 tear
To him the Bard that's far ava,
I:cnr. B,'RNs, .Nosoui Bard,
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METHODIST.

There will be services at Grace NJ. +.
Church on next Sunday, Dec. 18th. Rev.
w. lngersoll, pastor Of the church, will oc-
cupy the pulpit. The h"ur for Sunday
School has been changed to 10 o'clock in
the morning. All will be welcome.
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Custom Tailoring.

Geutl uen in search of fine custom
made suits "oul>: do veil to consult me.
and examine m? .,cw t,... :nd winter fash.
ion plate and samples, am agent tor
three large Eastern :t;'oring establish
ments, and can suit the most cxacting as
regards ,tvle, 1t and prise.
LEONARD EI.lEI.
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Tribune STEAM JOB OFFICE

The facilities for turning out job nting
at the TRIBUNE Job Department al ,qui
to those OF the best printing establishments
in Montana. Our presses are run by steam
and with the 'ates, styles of types and Ia
terra! we are prepared to turn out all kind,
Of Job work.
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IN TOWN AND OUT.

Csetul presents for ladies gents and chill
dren a. kaufman,.
There was no meeting Of the City Coun-
Gil on Wednesday evening.
The mumps are around yet, and mum.
Der Of big and little people have 'em.
The Dillon bras. band is getting along
finely in practice performances.
DO you want new suit for the holi.
days? II so, get one at kauf,nau's. E
In another column Of to days TRIBUNE
Chas Hrschman tells what "Alturas wat.
er" is.
The sound statement of the Dillon Ma
tiona' Bank will be found elsewhere in to-
days paper.
The stockholders of the Dillon National
Bank will hold their unnual meeting on
January 10Th.
At Dannack, on the evening OF the 10Th,
the grand masquerade ball will be largely
attended.
The amount Of licenses collected in
t1StN CA ~ouI't! AOA VIZ Ae'<A' VI
Nov. goth footed up s,,597 So.
The Dillon produce market is we'll sup
piled with choice vegetables and the pr od
ucts of the Beaverl,ead Valley.
The display of holiday goods in the city
is ahead Of anything in that line ever wit
messed before in Southern Montana.
They all dance in Dillon now. Even the
little girls dance the "llighland fling on
the sidewalks on their way to school.
The church societies are preparing to
build big Christmas trees. Parents are re-
quested to read this paragraph to their
good little children.
The Board Of County Commissioners
finished long session on Monta,. The
official synopsis OF the concluding proceed.
ings will be found on another page.
The Dillon school census, Just compile
ted, shows that there are il. this district
three hundred and sixty chit:re', Of school
aye This is an increase over last year
census OF Hitt-seNcn.
Ii the ladies OF Dillon would intimate,
or even insinua;e, that they would give a
Leap Year party early ia January, the nu-
,nerous band of cid bachelors who are in
t.abtiny this section would brace ur and
spruce up in anticipation OF getting invita-
ions 70 attend.
Wednesday evening hop CT the Dillon
Social Club wa, attended BY * large num-
Der OF our best society people, ara the
lancc was greatly chi o., cd by all who TOOK
part. The Clubs efforts to pruvid, I>nl'i,-
lar and ;Irsl class dances are rcr, success
,ul ;,l we'll directed.
Oar 81. Hole Basin correspondent is
rcutlt.>t,e>! not ~ a;l up men VINO weigh
over on< tnons..,.,i ;>~1:nds, av,;r>i,.poi>, Or
alluds. to wonrn who wc sil two hurdred
pounds. We make this explanation be.
cause there arc no heavy weight mascu-
lines connected with the IHlnv<':.
We are remirts,. OF t..e GEAR approach
OF The holidays by the handsome and clc-
CANT displays CT goods and wares me;
will. cvcvvwt,crc Dillon merchants have
b.e,: mindful 0: the taste OF their CUSTOM
ers aud have provided stocks OF fresh ho!i-
tay Goods that can not be surpassed in
quality anywhere il, Montana.
In the po,:cc Court OF Dillon, before
Iulue Holden, John Doe and his first
cousin. Richard Roe both citizens OF the
United States, and t:ansien! residents CT the
city. pa;.. fines, with the trimmings a>.>!cd
The defendants ,u,: been guilty OF rupluF-
ing the dignity Of the city, in which one
was ,.c:.t., irockes' cat in one round.
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s,ECIsyEEs:,s COUNTY SCRIP.

Notice is hereby given that am prepar'
ed to pay all registered scrip Of the county
OF Beaverhead, a. IVY office in the Cour:
House, in Dillon, On and after Monday,
Decemb:: 10TH, 1887. and that interest
will ceas: on said Registered scrip at that
date.
Rolf. I. WlS,..
Treasurer oi Eeaverheau Go.
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!, !, hut necessary ior ladies in search OF
:, and children's suits, overcoats, caps,
sh;rt waists and shoes to look through
lr.r. immense stock in these lines. You
| y, he nleased with the assortment and
i
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Ite;"en'her l.. G. Fyl,rie & Co. have eyeryth in;
M .nc grocery line and guarantee satisfaction il
every instance or money refunded
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GIVEN AWAY.

.x;no the next thirty days II. D.
,a.,,ok will give an elegant Cabinet Pho.
...,h Album with every dozen Cabinet
(so,osraphs taken at his studio
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NosTICn

wi,l. 70 inform III. people Of Dillon a1d
vicinity that in order t" reduce M i'm.
mcn,c ,tc IL many lines have been reduc-
ct; to exactly cost prices. l will Warrant
tie loves, prices ON everything.
Respectfully,
l.. kAIFNAS.
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Cigars: ligar~ !

Lee Gu.;>chius Is headquarters tor :,nEcr
tcl: kc> West and domestic Cigars. i'ust
office building, billion. 81
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L. =. Fyhrie & Go. invites all md csoeeiall,
thosc WI" are not regula ~ TOT, er~ OF theirs /,
~, ,'u TOOK over Their ne.v ant 'etc stock apt
ask their prices. They are sa,.s,. (. ~ trial vii
convince in every case "
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SUN Yuen.

:. chinese and Japanese Fancy Goods,
ptalefr rnane ~ ivory, Chnawarcs, teas, etc.
nton r.nter and Idaho streets first door north
Corner Ce:i m:ior Montana, so-4w
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Toys tor the H0lidays

Mrs. Ann Bourrct At her millinery store. mex,
door north Of the Opera House, has Just received
.ine stock OF toys ior the Holidays, OF all kinds
where, 's NV
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.s Dentist, Of Helena, is in town and is
U. Norl'si 81; kinds OF dental work. He comes
epalsa l,ssaeoemmended and guarantees goo" work.
e J.. o,,aE oyer Eastman 4 Holden's store.
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r,;els are having an unusually large run
their ch;ld's cloak department. Their
re sales prove that they have a we'll
L,,cted stock, and that their prices are
krht
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'"s' received a large shipment OF goods
""'e" were ordered long ago, but della, ed
VIC road. Our stock is now larger than
oe'ore, and we have fine assortment
=. ." Kinds OF wearing apparel. In fact
"e overstocked, and to close out as
4. ~" as possible before Christmas we
reduced our prices greatly 1t will
e>' you to trade with Kaufman. ::
~ knos Of job printing at this office.
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At the Magnolia Restaurant

'oa can get the best board in town, BY .hc
ay week Or month
Inc tables always contain the best there
Sin the market
j. Mrs. NJ. BRAY
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thsse dainty cereal foods, cereaiinc. farina. oni
Er"a's' rolled oats or fancy steel cut GA; meals T.
Z. tyhric u Co. has them in endless yari.ty.
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New York Apples.

\ Car load at l.. rhonscn's. For fine flavor
fev cannot be surpassed. ;n.w
Legal Blanks Of all kinds, ard Copp S
se'tler's Guide, and Mining Code always
ae2t on hand at this office.
rof fins ba,ouchc phwtcn top Buggy,
|' spring wagon, so TO Geo. II. Savage.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-16

-1Iention:!! House cleaning DAYS are lust over
a, ana what the ladies should have is SaDolio
.he great labor saver. to keep the house bright anJ
sh'h,ry. Gctit At l.. G. Eyl,rie T. Co.'S
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Blankets and quilts in great abundance
Eliers. Blankets, white and colored
o,n the leading Eastern and California
nils Quilts from the cheapest to the
nest satin.
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l.. Z. Fyhrie s. Co.'s I,oc,1s.

-, =. Shrie y Go. have placed new prices, to
~ .ne ','heS' upon the majority of their goods.
'.t oe ,onvlnced it is the proper place Tor th.
ccon"nhca h'yer TO spend his money ~
l.. G. Fyllrie Il Co. des;,. l., ;,f,r,, .,,,..;-
toners Toner. that the Coal Oil which the d.l,yrd
Ieights mas caused them TO be out Of for III. The
PIX. meeH nasa arrived and they are prepared to fur
W1e" s""o"S. which thevgulr;.nt.c equal in every
." E!ainc and far superior to the HEADLIGHT
wI.eh n's always been sold in this u,ar.e, ana tor
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Oyershoes and rubbers, in all styles ane
(hapes, at Elicl's. No second qualities
Only the best kept in stock.
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Mill Creek Flour.

''s Inc choice Mill Creek -four. It j.: the best.
iSlnlor.
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DILLON FURNITURE co.

IL the line OF Holiday Goods we are to the tron
with much finer line than ever hetn.e.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-16

Pictures. brackets, mirrors, upholstery, rattan
reed and Vienna rockers and chairs. II, new an,
desirable patterns. Lots of them at
Dli.ION FCxNr,r.nE (n's
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rooms to Rent.
Dentistry.

;, -,;shed or u,fnrnished. -. .r,,,,.~. .,,;,.
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The toboyyan cap has come to stay. Re
elzing the fact, Leonard E!iel has on displa,
Fn elegant stock, for large and small.
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- pEDUCTION IN THE 'h'cf
kn OF APPLES.

tn1lln at the following prices: -, m
Oreson ~ = I miles, per barrel, $3.50.
New 1oi e. l.. TlioMsES.
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Lee Goe,schius, sole agent for the Sin
.r Manufacturing Co., Dillon, NJ. +. -
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-16

Call and see the fine carriages and spring
agons at Geo. w. Savage's, and get his
rices before buying. p"
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1oIRN.

KYLE. On Tuesday, Dec. h.h, 1857, on til
lcavelhc;,d Valley, to Mr.. and Mrs. John XVI
Il daughter ln@ pounds.
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A carload Of choice California fruit jus
kreived at G.. l.. Thon,sen's. Nv
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stove for Sale.
loo,;sa" ;s"..eeding parlor coal STOVE a, bargain
~sa''e at TRIBUNE Office.
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Bob Sleds.

a car load Of .S:ef.l's Common .ssXs,' Slet's in
hiding five different ylcs and sizes, suitable fo'
lgsng, mining, delivery and pieasurc. Ih.
1ong.st sled made. Call and tse;n or writ.
n prices.
SEnREK, FERRIS, X WHITE Co.
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ToR 8AIsn.

\ good Ranch Tor sale cheap, on long time. In
,re If W. II. SMEAD,
y Dillon, Montana.
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Our stock is entirely TOO heavy tn carry over t.
winter, SO II YOU want !, hargai. in anythiny we
nave. thei, come witt, the Cash, for CeSh is what
these goods must bring
DuI.oS fUKNlrUxECu.
National Park views and souvenir albums ut the
DtLLON FURNITURE Co.'s
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Cats Wanted.

Best cash prices pals by
DILLON LUMBER & GRAIN Co.
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Grain Sacks.

". have lust received 81 full line of Burlap Sack
Nh viii b. sold at bed rock prices. Don't fail t
ii and sec us before purchasing.
:, DILLON 1MrLENKNT Go.
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PAIN TER I, Warsaw, \. V. SATURDAY.. D-c.
,;i - .f ;,pn,leyv. Hannah Painter, in tha
9Th wear OF hrr aye.
Deceased tiae mot'rf ''i Mrs. J"l'n r..
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LIN e,

Constantly on hand at G. l.. Thomson
Geo. II. Savage has just received car
bad Of fine carriages OF all kinds. !
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gne 1inen s!1 Gri1nne' 'e,,'nt
1s,rrD EVERY FRIDAY EVENING
qus TRIBUNE PUBLISHING co.
1ncorporated1
--@ruDss LOCALE
rr.r REDUCTION ns, IN ns THE ~
.rv lat. 1888, will sell apples,
Until 49,. - The following prices:
r.n zen APPLES, per DOx,
oregon e.rr pples, per barrel, $'.oo.
New io'~ e. l.. TnoMsES.
ID
Rooms to Rent.
,,rn;>hed or n',farnshed:; y, .rn,,,.s1 Office.
~~-~-
Dentistry.
,,e,t;st. of Helena. is in town and is
N. No.1si IT. IL ali kinds OF dental work. he comes
'fepareo W,rr.nded and guarantees good work.
e! les .s.r Eastman 4 Holden's store.
n.y. o~-~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~-~~
sun Yuen.
chinese and Japanese Fancy 1oods,
pton Grape, Ivory, Ch,nawares' t ~, co, north
caa, Center and ldano s1'cesS' ""S@ "''' o 49,. 49,
1.oo..r;tal. Dillon. Montana. eo'+"
hesP's"' ,~~~~~~~->~-~~s->~-~~~~~~~''
GIVEN AWAY.
,,,x;,o the next thirty days n. d.
,..,,ok will give an elegant Cabinet Pho.
.-,,h Album with every dozen Cabinet
so,osraph, taken at his studio.
!. !. Int necs ssary Tor ladies in search Of
-, and children's suits, overcoats, caps,
:. sh;rt waists and shoes to look through
,;.,s immense stock inthese lines. You
III be pleased with the assortment and
ices. .
r,;el's are having an unusually large run
their childs cloak department. Their
.. sales prove that they have a we'll
.,.cted stock, and that their prices are
ght.
Rankets and quilts in great abundance
Eliers. Blankets, white and colored,
nm the leading Eastern and California
Hills, Quilts from the cheapest to the
nest satin.
~->-~-~-~~.--~~-~--~~r- .--~r>~-es>.
Grain Sacks.
1..n r,k En~ ~kS
,h ~;li b. sold at bed rock prices. Don't fail to
" and sec Us 'e'''' pID'n DILLON iMr1xAxsr Co.
Lee Goeischius, sole agent for the Sin
er Manufacturing Co., Dillon, NJ. +. :s
A carload Of choice California fruit just
eceived at G. l.. Thomsen's. Nv
ToH sA1n-
\ good Ranch Tor sale cheap. on long time: In,
k.is of w. II. SMEAD,
r Dillon, Montana.
Cats Wanted.
Best cash prices pals by
DILLON LUMBER & GRAIN Co.
~--~->-~~.~~>-~~~~---~-~~-~-~'
LIME
| Constantly on hand at G. l.. Thomson :.
Geo. II. Savage has just received car
bad of fine carriages OF all kinds. !
Call and see the fine carriages and spring
kagons at Geo. w. Savage's, and get his
rices before buying. .
Oyershoes and ruhbers, in all styles and
Phapes, at Elicl's. No second qualities.
Only the best kept in stock. *
The toboyyan cap has come to stay. Re
klzing the fact, Leonard E!iel has on display
kn elegant stock, for large and small. $
~----~---~~~-.-~--~--.-~------
Bob Sled~.
a car load Of .S.,crl's Common .sfxs,. Sleds in
kIadng Ave different yles and sizes, suitable tor
egging, mining, delivery and pcasurc. The
eeaong.st sled made. Call and see t'e:n or write
Fer prices.
SEnREE, FERRIS, X WHITE Co.
~~~~~~~~>~>~-~~>~~>~~-~-
New York Apples.
AGAR load at &. l.. rhomscn's. For fine flavor
Fev cannot he surpassed. ;n-tw
49, [>4 - -
Legal Blanks Of all kinds, ard Copp $
settlers Guide, and Mining Code always
ae2t On hand at this office.
>, ~-~-~-~---- ~-->~----~,-.
Tor fine ba, ouchc ph:rtcn top Buggy,
Sf spring wagon. 90 10 Geo. II. Savage. !
At the Magnolia Restaurant
~
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MARRIEso.

ASE-FCk ER,LEI.-Or Nov. goth, iSs
hv Iu> tCc Estes, Her ". Chase and Mar
Edna Eckcrslrv both oF Is-,vcrhcad County.
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~. KINDS Of job printing at this office.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-14

Though all Of senator Vance's utterances
are sound Democratic doctrine he has, per-
haps, said nothing that is more 10 the point
and richer in truth than the following:
First. Money levied upon people for
the support Of government, Is taxation.
second Money levied upon u people for
the support of government in proportion to
the ability ofrsch citizen Ia pay, is just
taxation.
Third. Money levied upon people for
the support Of government in proportion to
the ability Of each citizen topay, in such
manner as 10 put most money into the trea-
sury with least direct and indirect waste, is
both just and wise taxation.
Fourth. Money levied upon people not
for the support oi government, but for the
benefit Of particular class, at the expense
of another is not taxation, but robbery.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-14

Edward shepherd, OF Harrisburg, III,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel If my duty 10
Jet suffering humanity know it. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eighs years;
my doctors told me would have 70 have
the bone scrsped or leg amputated. | used,
instead. three bottles of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
my leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents 3
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c.
per box by VIM. j. Edelen & Co. and J. t.
B .llenger.5
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-14

Senator German recently filed a forcible
rejoinder to the attack of the civil service re-
form committee upon Maryland's Federal
appointments, and enumerating the appoln-
tees, proved that as body they are the
peers of any one in this or other communi-
ties.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-14

Carroll county's semi-Centennial Is said
70 have been an imposing trades display
witnessed by thousands Of visitors from
neighboring towns and counties. The cell
ebratiDn was u great success.